Notre Dame University Bangladesh celebrates Teachers’ Day 2025
Notre Dame University Bangladesh (NDUB) celebrated "Teachers' Day 2025" on 21 October to honour its educators through a lively and heartfelt programme.
The programme, themed "Recasting Teaching as a Collaborative Profession," began with a candle-lighting ceremony by Dr Fr Charles B Gordon, CSC, Pro-Vice Chancellor of NDUB, along with department heads and students, accompanied by a song symbolising respect and appreciation. Cultural Club members performed a graceful welcome dance.
Teachers were honoured with flowers, cards, and badges presented by Dr Fr Charles B Gordon, CSC, Pro-Vice Chancellor; Dr Fr Subash Adam Pereira, CSC, Treasurer; and Dr Bro Subal Lawrence Rozario, CSC, Registrar.
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In his speech, Fr Charles said a teacher is a beacon of discipline, values, and knowledge. He emphasised that a teacher's conduct becomes a model for students and that true teaching involves guiding students through challenges, not just delivering lessons.
Referring to the Guru-Shishya tradition, Fr Adam highlighted holistic learning, where the guru shapes the intellect, character, and spirit of the disciple, building a bond based on discipline, respect, and devotion.
Tasnuva Sharmin Tushi, Associate Professor in the Law Department, shared reflections as a teacher, while student representative Tasnim Rashid expressed gratitude on behalf of students. A short audiovisual presentation by the Public Relations Office showcased moments celebrating teacher-student bonds.
The second half included a group song, "Mongol Deep Jele," performed by NDUB teachers and students, and a drama by the NDUB Drama and Film Club, highlighting the joy of teaching and learning. The event concluded with a vote of thanks from Bro Subal, bringing the celebration to a close with warmth and uni
